About the conference

The 23nd Australian Brassica Conference (ABC), formally known as Australian Research Assembly on Brassicas (ARAB), is to be held in York, Western Australia in September 2027. Specific dates and more details regarding the ABC2027 program will be added when available. 

ABC is held every two years and is the peak Australian conference for canola R&D, focused on advancement of canola production and utilisation. Since the 1980s ABC has been helping canola professionals reach new markets and create enduring relationships with local networks of canola experts. It is a forum for ideas, innovation and networking and is highly respected among participants from industry, academia, government, as well as sponsors and exhibitors.


ABC2027 will bring together scientists and representatives from the canola/oilseeds sector to showcase new developments in genetics, breeding, cultivation, plant protection, oil and meal product quality, compositional analysis, utilisation of end products in the food, feed and energy sectors and Brassica species potential in the sustainability arena.


The Conference provides unique access to Australia’s best canola scientists, researchers, and industry experts, creating outstanding business engagement opportunities for Sponsors.

Key dates

TBDRegistrations for ABC2027 open
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Abstract submission open
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Abstract submission closed
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Early Bird registration closes
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Presenters notified
13 September 2027ABC2027 commences

374

Days

16

Hours

54

Minutes

59

Seconds

ABC2027 Organising Committee